Author: Ian

Ian, a blogger from Illinois, earned a marketing degree in 2022. He now teaches various aspects of online marketing. In marketing and daily life, words have great power. Ian's mission with Correct Wording is to elevate readers' English skills.

peak peek pique usage guide

“Peak” vs. “Peek” vs. “Pique” – How to Correctly Use Each

pray vs prey usage guide

“Pray” vs. “Prey” – How to Correctly Use Each

break vs brake usage guide

“Break” vs. “Brake” – How to Correctly Use Each

lay vs lie usage guide

“Lay” vs. “Lie” – How to Correctly Use Each

breathe vs breath usage guide

“Breathe” vs. “Breath” – How to Correctly Use Each

council vs counsel usage guide

“Council” vs. “Counsel” – How to Correctly Use Each

discreet vs discrete usage guide

“Discreet” vs. “Discrete” – How to Correctly Use Each

capitol vs capital usage guide

“Capitol” vs. “Capital” – How to Correctly Use Each

accept vs except usage guide

“Accept” vs. “Except” – How to Correctly Use Each

ensure vs insure vs assure usage guide

“Ensure” vs. “Insure” vs. “Assure” – How to Correctly Use Each

farther vs further usage guide

“Farther” vs. “Further” – How to Correctly Use Each

allude vs elude usage guide

“Allude” vs. “Elude” – How to Correctly Use Each

whose vs whos usage guide

“Whose” vs. “Who’s” – How to Correctly Use Each

which are vs that are usage guide

“Which are” vs. “That are” – How to Correctly Use Each

passed vs past usage guide

Passed vs. Past – How to Correctly Use Each

stationary vs stationery usage guide

Stationary vs. Stationery – How to Correctly Use Each

complement vs compliment usage guide

Complement vs. Compliment – How to Correctly Use Each

principal vs principle usage guide

Principal vs. Principle – How to Correctly Use Each

lose vs loose usage guide

Lose vs. Loose – How to Correctly Use Each

then vs than usage guide

Then vs. Than – How to Correctly Use Each